Driving Controls

There are many types of driving controls available to offer you independence. Most of the driving controls shown in these pages need to be prescribed by a trained professional. A Certified Driver Rehabilitation Specialist (CDRS) or equivalent can access your physical capabilities and prescribe the appropriate driving controls for you. For a list of qualified driver evaluators in your area, please contact Sparrow Hawk.

• Mechanical Hand Controls
  Various types of standard hand controls that are used by persons with generally strong upper bodies.
• Steering Control Devices
  With one hand on your hand controls, it is important to have a device to safely turn the steering wheel in all situations.
• Auxiliary Vehicle Controls
  Accessing the turn signals, wiper/washer, horn, and other main auxiliary controls is very important while you are driving. These devices can be mechanical or electronic.
• Electronic Mobility Controls
  Mainly used by quadriplegics, these controls offer near zero effort driving.
• Driving Control Layouts
  Examples of complete Driving Control Layouts.

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